It can be very difficult to coax every individual on a soccer squad into stepping up the level of play all at the same time (just ask Australia's World Cup team). But at the RoboCup, the American team is doing just that, using a new physics-based algorithm that helps
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As unlikely as it might be that we're sending warm thoughts to Germany over the World Cup, we have to admit that news that they've figured out a way to block the vuvuzela howl is music to our ears.
The plastic stadium horn, blown by World Cup fans to celebrate such
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If you can’t make it to South Africa for the World Cup, you can at least take a virtual tour of all the stadiums before you watch the 3D action.
Google has a 3D tour of all
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When the World Cup kicks off in South Africa this month, the 69,070 soccer fans inside the new Cape Town Stadium will scream at the top of their lungs to urge on their favorite team. But thanks to some clever engineering, the people living nearby will hear hardly a
Read more...
It can be very difficult to coax every individual on a soccer squad into stepping up the level of play all at the same time (just ask Australia's World Cup team). But at the RoboCup, the American team is doing just that, using a new physics-based algorithm that helps
Read more...
As unlikely as it might be that we're sending warm thoughts to Germany over the World Cup, we have to admit that news that they've figured out a way to block the vuvuzela howl is music to our ears.
The plastic stadium horn, blown by World Cup fans to celebrate such
Read more...
If you can’t make it to South Africa for the World Cup, you can at least take a virtual tour of all the stadiums before you watch the 3D action.
Google has a 3D tour of all
Read more...
When the World Cup kicks off in South Africa this month, the 69,070 soccer fans inside the new Cape Town Stadium will scream at the top of their lungs to urge on their favorite team. But thanks to some clever engineering, the people living nearby will hear hardly a
Read more...
When the World Cup kicks off in South Africa this month, the 69,070 soccer fans inside the new Cape Town Stadium will scream at the top of their lungs to urge on their favorite team. But thanks to some clever engineering, the people living nearby will hear hardly a
Read more...
If you can’t make it to South Africa for the World Cup, you can at least take a virtual tour of all the stadiums before you watch the 3D action.
Google has a 3D tour of all
Read more...
As unlikely as it might be that we're sending warm thoughts to Germany over the World Cup, we have to admit that news that they've figured out a way to block the vuvuzela howl is music to our ears.
The plastic stadium horn, blown by World Cup fans to celebrate such
Read more...
It can be very difficult to coax every individual on a soccer squad into stepping up the level of play all at the same time (just ask Australia's World Cup team). But at the RoboCup, the American team is doing just that, using a new physics-based algorithm that helps
Read more...
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